Stijn Claessens
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL64984A
Top Subjects
- Developing countries (12)
- Financial crises (6)
- Globalization (4)
- Mexico (3)
- Investments, Foreign -- Developing countries (3)
- Privatization -- Czech Republic (3)
- Europe, Eastern (3)
Books by Stijn Claessens
Total count: 82
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The optimal currency composition of external debtInternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development1988-01-01
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Conditionality and debt reliefInternational Economics Dept., World Bank1989-01-01
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Methodological issues in evaluating debt-reducing dealsInternational Economics Dept., World Bank1990-01-01
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An option-pricing approach to secondary market debtapplied to MexicoData and International Finance Division, International Economics Dept. and the Country Operations Division, Latin America and the Caribbean Country Dept. II, World Bank1990-01-01
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Pricing average price options for the 1990 Mexican and Venezuelan recapture clausesWorld Bank1990-01-01
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Hedging crude oil imports in developing countriesWorld Bank1991-01-01
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Risk management in Sub-Saharan AfricaWorld Bank1991-01-01
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Alternative forms of external financea surveyWorld Bank1991-01-01
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Recent experience with commercial bank debt reductionInternational Economics Dept., World Bank1992-01-01
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Deriving developing country repayment capacity from the market prices of sovereign debtInternational Economics Dept., World Bank1992-01-01
Risk management in developing countriesWorld Bank1993-01-01-
The effect of equity barriers on foreign investment in developing countriesNational Bureau of Economic Research1993-01-01
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Equity portfolio investment in developing countriesa literature surveyInternational Economics Dept., World Bank1993-01-01
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Interest rates, growth, and external debtthe marcoeconomic impact of Mexico's Brady dealInternational Economic Dept., World Bank1993-01-01
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The effects of barriers on equity investment in developing countriesWorld Bank, International Economics Dept., Debt and International Finance Division1994-01-01
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Oil price instability, hedging and an oil stabilization fundthe case of VenezuelaWorld Bank, International Economics Department, International Trade Division, and Europe and Central Asia/Middle East and North Africa Regions Technical Department, Finance and Private Sector Development Group1994-01-01
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Corporate governance and equity pricesevidence from the Czech and Slovak RepublicsWorld Bank, Europe and Central Asia, and Middle East and North Africa Technical Dept., Private Sector and Finance Team1995-01-01
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Banking reform in transition countriesWorld Bank, Office of the Senior Vice President, Development Economics1996-01-01
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Ownership and corporate governanceevidence from the Czech RepublicWorld Bank, Office of the Regional Vice President, East Asia and Pacific, and Europe and Central Asia, and Middle East and North Africa Technical Dept., Finance and Private Sector Development Division1997-01-01
Are financial sector weaknesses undermining the East Asian miracle?World Bank1997-01-01-
Internationalization of financial services in AsiaWorld Bank, Poverty Reduction and Economic Management Network, Economic Policy Division1998-01-01
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Capital flows to Central and Eastern Europe and former Soviet UnionWorld Bank1998-01-01
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Politicians and firms in seven Central and Eastern European countriesWorld Bank, Financial Sector Practice, Financial Economics Group1998-01-01
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East Asian corporatesgrowth, financing, and risks over the last decadeWorld Bank1998-01-01
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How does foreign entry affect the domestic banking market?World Bank, East Asia and Pacific Region and Development Research Group1998-01-01
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Ownership concentration and corporate performance in the Czech RepublicCentre for Economic Policy Research1999-01-01
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Who controls East Asian corporations?World Bank1999-01-01
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Alternative frameworks for providing financial servicesWorld Bank, Financial Sector Strategy and Policy Group1999-01-01
East Asia CorporationsHeroes or Villains (World Bank Discussion Paper)World Bank Publications1999-12-01
The Internationalization of Financial Services - Issues and Lessons for Developing Countries1 editionSpringer2000-11-01-
Financial restructuring in banking and corporate sector criseswhat policies to pursue?National Bureau of Economic Research2001-01-01
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Explaining the migration of stocks from exchanges in emerging economies to international centresUnited Nations University, World Institute for Development Economic Research2002-01-01
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Explaining the migration of stocks from exchanges in emerging economies to international centersWorld Bank, Development Research Group, Macroeconomics and Growth2002-01-01
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Financial development, property rights, and growthPolicy Division, Financial Sector Strategy and Policy Dept., World Bank2002-01-01
The benefits and costs of group affiliationevidence from East AsiaUnited Nations University, World Institute for Development Economics Research2002-01-01-
Bankruptcy around the worldExplanations of its relative useWorld Bank, Development Research Group, Finance2002-01-01
Electronic financea new approach to financial sector development?World Bank2002-01-01-
Empirical evaluation of corporate restructuringKorea Development Institute2003-01-01
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The future of stock exchanges in European Union accession countriesCorporation of London2003-01-01
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International Financial ArchitectureWhat Is NewAmsterdam University Press2003-01-01
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What drives bank competition?some international evidenceWorld Bank2003-01-01
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Access to financial servicesa review of the issues and public policy objectivesWorld Bank2005-01-01
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Financial dependence, banking sector competition, and economic growthWorld Bank2005-01-01
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Competitive implications of cross-border bankingWorld Bank2006-01-01
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International Financial Integration Through Equity MarketsWhich Firms from Which Countries Go Global?International Monetary Fund2007-01-01
Financial sector development and the Millennium Development GoalsWorld Bank2007-01-01-
Empirical Evidence on the New International Aid ArchitectureInternational Monetary Fund2007-01-01
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International financial integration through equity marketswhich firms from which countries go global?International Monetary Fund, Research Dept.2007-01-01
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What Happens During Recessions, Crunches, and Busts?International Monetary Fund2008-01-01
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Banks and Labor As StakeholdersImpact on Economic PerformanceInternational Monetary Fund2008-01-01
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Being a Foreigner among Domestic BanksAsset or Liability?International Monetary Fund2009-01-01
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Competition in the Financial SectorOverview of Competition PoliciesInternational Monetary Fund2009-01-01
Rebalancing the global economya primer for policymakingCentre for Economic Policy Research2010-01-01-
Financial Frictions, Investment, and InstitutionsInternational Monetary Fund2010-01-01
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Safer World Financial SystemImproving the Resolution of Systemic InstitutionsCentre for Economic Policy Research2010-01-01
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Lessons and Policy Implications from the Global Financial CrisisInternational Monetary Fund2010-01-01
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Macroprudential Regulatory PoliciesThe New Road to Financial Stability?World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd2011-01-01
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Additions to Market Indices and the Comovement of Stock Returns Around the WorldInternational Monetary Fund2011-01-01
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Did the Euro Crisis Affect Non-Financial Firm Stock Prices Through a Financial or Trade Channel?International Monetary Fund2011-01-01
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Systemic Risks in Global BankingWhat Available Data Can Tell Us and What More Data Are Needed?International Monetary Fund2011-01-01
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How Do Business and Financial Cycles Interact?International Monetary Fund2011-01-01
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Financial CyclesWhat? How? When?International Monetary Fund2011-01-01
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Crisis Management and ResolutionEarly Lessons from the Financial CrisisInternational Monetary Fund2011-01-01
International Financial ContagionSpringer2011-09-17-
Paths to EurobondsInternational Monetary Fund2012-01-01
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Shadow BankingEconomics and PolicyInternational Monetary Fund2012-01-01
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Foreign BanksTrends, Impact and Financial StabilityInternational Monetary Fund2012-01-01
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Financial Crises Explanations, Types, and ImplicationsInternational Monetary Fund2013-01-01
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Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Banking GlobalizationInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Financial crisescauses, consequences, and policy responsesInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Great Cross-Border Bank DeleveragingSupply Constraints and Intra-Group FrictionsInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Regulatory Responses to the Global Financial CrisisSome Uncomfortable QuestionsInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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What Is Shadow Banking?International Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Global Liquidity and Drivers of Cross-Border Bank FlowsInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Overview of Macroprudential Policy ToolsInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Macro-Prudential Policies to Mitigate Financial System VulnerabilitiesInternational Monetary Fund2014-01-01
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Use and Effectiveness of Macroprudential PoliciesNew EvidenceInternational Monetary Fund2015-01-01
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Push Factors and Capital Flows to Emerging MarketsWhy Knowing Your Lender Matters More Than FundamentalsInternational Monetary Fund2015-01-01
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Shadow Banking Within and Across National BordersWorld Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd2015-01-01
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How Important Is the Global Financial Cycle? Evidence from Capital FlowsInternational Monetary Fund2017-01-01
Promoting Global Monetary and Financial StabilityThe Bank for International Settlements after Bretton Woods, 1973-2020University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations2020-01-01-
Global Financial CycleQuantities Versus PricesInternational Monetary Fund2024-01-01